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Item type: Item , An open CAR-T single-cell atlas to enable in-depth characterization and rational engineering of CAR-T products(2026) Sergio Camara-Peña; Paula Rodríguez-Márquez; Núria Planell; María Eréndira Calleja-Cervantes; Lorea Jordana-Urriza; Giacomo Cinnirella; Shlomit Reich-Zeliger; Paula Rodriguez-Otero; Esteban Tamariz; Idoia OchoaThis record contains the datasets used in the manuscript to ensure full reproducibility of the results. Code and analysis workflows are available at: https://github.com/ML4BM-Lab/Functional-cart-atlas Pretrained atlas model is broadly available to the community through scVI-hub: https://huggingface.co/sergiocamarap/Functional-cart-atlas-model The atlas can be explored through an interactive Shiny application at: https://wholebioinfo.shinyapps.io/shinyatlas/ The atlas is also accessible through the UCSC Cell Browser at: https://car-t-atlas.cells.ucsc.edu Together, these resources provide an integrated framework to explore, validate, and extend the CAR-T cell atlas presented in the study.Item type: Item , Diversity-multifunctionality relationships shift with increasing aridity in grasslands(2026) Weiling NiuData related to the study of biodiversity and ecosystem functions in dryland grasslands.Item type: Item , Diversity-multifunctionality relationships shift with increasing aridity in grasslands(2026) Weiling NiuData related to the study of biodiversity and ecosystem functions in dryland grasslands.Item type: Item , La determinación social de la salud: la comprensión de la complejidad de la vida(2020) Fernanda Soliz TorresLa Revista Ciencias de la Salud es el órgano oficial de difusión de la Escuela de Medicina y Ciencias de la Salud de la Universidad del Rosario. Se acoge al Acuerdo sobre Requisitos Uniformes para Preparar los Manuscritos Enviados a Revistas Biomédicas, elaborado por el Comité Internacional de Directores de Revistas Médicas. Publica manuscritos fundamentados en disciplinas básicas, clínicas o sociales, relacionadas con el campo de la salud. Otorga relevancia a los estudios cuantitativos de diseño analítico y a los relacionados con métodos diagnósticos y epidemiológicos. También a los estudios cualitativos, como etnografías, historias de vida, diseños fenomenológicos, teoría fundamentada y estudios culturales. La revista es de acceso abierto; sin embargo, para control y generación de redes del conocimiento, la información se brinda a través de un registro gratuito. Los datos del usuario solo se usarán para informarle sobre nuevos números y análisis interno de lectores. Si usted es autor, evaluador o investigador, el registro le permitirá someter artículos originales y actualizaciones en tiempo real.Item type: Item , Moustic Réunion: An illustrated interactive dichotomous identification key for mosquito species of La Réunion Island, implemented as an Android application(2026) Frédéric Lardeux; Philippe BoussèsREADME.pdf Moustic Réunion: An illustrated interactive dichotomous identification key for mosquito species of La Réunion Island, implemented as an Android application Frédéric Lardeux and Philippe Boussès 1. Abstract Moustic Réunion is an Android application designed to assist in the identification of mosquito species based on morphological traits. The application combines interactive keys, annotated images, and offline functionality to support research, surveillance, and educational purposes in medical entomology. 2. Introduction Accurate mosquito identification is critical for entomological surveillance and vector-borne disease control. Moustic Réunion is a digital dichotomous identification key of the mosquitoes of La Reunion Island, for both adult females and larvae, and was developed using Flipabit (Flipabit LLC, 2025)and based on the identification keys of Boussès, Dehecq, and Fontenille (2021) which provides the foundational morphological data and images for species identification. Moustic Réunion provides a digital solution, integrating curated identification resources in a user-friendly mobile format. 3. Application Features Interactive morphological identification key Visual support with annotated images of mosquito traits Offline use compatible with Android devices Lightweight and easy-to-install APK 4. Installation and Usage 1. Download the APK file: Moustic_Reunion.apk, from Zenodo repository or from Github (https://fredlardeux.github.io/entomo_tools/) 2. Transfer to an Android device, 3. Enable installation from unknown sources, 4. Launch the application and follow identification steps. 5. Scientific Content The application incorporates validated entomological data: Identification keys, Annotated images, Taxonomic descriptions. All scientific content is curated by P. Boussès. Accuracy depends on the quality of specimens and correct user input. 6. Limitations Identification is based solely on morphology, Results should be validated by expert entomologists when used in research or operational contexts, Accuracy may vary with specimen preservation and lighting conditions. 7. Authors and Contribution Author Role Frédéric Lardeux Software development, APK packaging Philippe Boussès Scientific content : images, keys, descriptions 8. Citation When referencing this tool in publications, please cite this document: Lardeux, F. and Boussès, P. 2026. Moustic Reunion (version 1.0), an illustrated interactive dichotomous identification key for mosquito species of La Réunion Island, implemented as an Android application. (Software: Lardeux F., Scientific content: Boussès P.). Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19097950 9. License Software (code, APK): MIT License — Frédéric Lardeux Scientific content (images, keys, datasets): CC-BY 4.0 — Philippe Boussès For more details, see the licenc.txt file in the repository 10. References Boussès, P., Dehecq, J. S., & Fontenille, D. (2021). Les moustiques de l'ïle de la Réunion. Montpellier: IRD. Flipabit LLC. (2025). Flipabit app builder (Version 2.5). Retrieved from https://flipabit.dev/Item type: Item , Moustic Réunion: An illustrated interactive dichotomous identification key for mosquito species of La Réunion Island, implemented as an Android application(2026) Frédéric Lardeux; Philippe BoussèsREADME.pdf Moustic Réunion: An illustrated interactive dichotomous identification key for mosquito species of La Réunion Island, implemented as an Android application Frédéric Lardeux and Philippe Boussès 1. Abstract Moustic Réunion is an Android application designed to assist in the identification of mosquito species based on morphological traits. The application combines interactive keys, annotated images, and offline functionality to support research, surveillance, and educational purposes in medical entomology. 2. Introduction Accurate mosquito identification is critical for entomological surveillance and vector-borne disease control. Moustic Réunion is a digital dichotomous identification key of the mosquitoes of La Reunion Island, for both adult females and larvae, and was developed using Flipabit (Flipabit LLC, 2025)and based on the identification keys of Boussès, Dehecq, and Fontenille (2021) which provides the foundational morphological data and images for species identification. Moustic Réunion provides a digital solution, integrating curated identification resources in a user-friendly mobile format. 3. Application Features Interactive morphological identification key Visual support with annotated images of mosquito traits Offline use compatible with Android devices Lightweight and easy-to-install APK 4. Installation and Usage 1. Download the APK file: Moustic_Reunion.apk, from Zenodo repository or from Github (https://fredlardeux.github.io/entomo_tools/) 2. Transfer to an Android device, 3. Enable installation from unknown sources, 4. Launch the application and follow identification steps. 5. Scientific Content The application incorporates validated entomological data: Identification keys, Annotated images, Taxonomic descriptions. All scientific content is curated by P. Boussès. Accuracy depends on the quality of specimens and correct user input. 6. Limitations Identification is based solely on morphology, Results should be validated by expert entomologists when used in research or operational contexts, Accuracy may vary with specimen preservation and lighting conditions. 7. Authors and Contribution Author Role Frédéric Lardeux Software development, APK packaging Philippe Boussès Scientific content : images, keys, descriptions 8. Citation When referencing this tool in publications, please cite this document: Lardeux, F. and Boussès, P. 2026. Moustic Reunion (version 1.0), an illustrated interactive dichotomous identification key for mosquito species of La Réunion Island, implemented as an Android application. (Software: Lardeux F., Scientific content: Boussès P.). Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19097950 9. License Software (code, APK): MIT License — Frédéric Lardeux Scientific content (images, keys, datasets): CC-BY 4.0 — Philippe Boussès For more details, see the licenc.txt file in the repository 10. References Boussès, P., Dehecq, J. S., & Fontenille, D. (2021). Les moustiques de l'ïle de la Réunion. Montpellier: IRD. Flipabit LLC. (2025). Flipabit app builder (Version 2.5). Retrieved from https://flipabit.dev/Item type: Item , Retraction notice to “Acute Mountain Sickness, High Altitude Pulmonary Edema, and High Altitude Cerebral Edema: A view from the High Andes” [Respir. Physiol. Neurobiol. (2021) 103628](Elsevier BV, 2021) Gustavo Zubieta‐Calleja; Natalia Zubieta-DeUriosteItem type: Item , Forest Fires in Santa Cruz, Bolivia(European Organization for Nuclear Research, 2025) Cespedes Roca, YonavelinForest fires in the department of Santa Cruz, Bolivia, have become a chronic and recurring socio-environmental crisis, consuming millions of hectares of tree cover annually and threatening the integrity of ecosystems, the livelihoods of Indigenous and rural communities, and regional economic stability. This research is a meta-synthesis of 25 academic, institutional, and journalistic sources (2020–2025) that examines the etiology and multidimensional effects of this problem. The results demonstrate a direct correlation between the expansion of agribusiness and the incidence of fires, with 70% associated with the practice of slash-and-burn agriculture, exacerbated by a permissive regulatory framework, such as the "fire laws" (Law No. 741/2015 and Law No. 1171/2019). Among the most significant impacts are economic losses in the millions of dollars, an 8% increase in rural poverty rates, and violations of the human rights of Indigenous peoples. The applied socio-legal analysis reveals the structural deficiencies of Environmental Law No. 1333/1992, whose sanctions regime is insufficient and lacks effective integration of Indigenous knowledge. It concludes that the unregulated expansion of agribusiness is the underlying factor of the problem, and therefore proposes specific legislative reforms, including the prohibition of burning in vulnerable ecosystems, the strengthening of penalties, and the creation of binding mechanisms for community participation. This study contributes to the U.A.G.R.M. Science Expo. 2025 provides a basis for the development of viable and sustainable public policies, in line with SDGs 13 (Climate Action), 15 (Life on Land), and 10 (Reduced Inequalities) of the 2030 Agenda (United Nations, 2015). Keywords: Forest fires, Santa Cruz, Bolivia, meta-synthesis, environmental law, climate change..Item type: Item , Forest Fires in Santa Cruz, Bolivia(European Organization for Nuclear Research, 2025) Cespedes Roca, YonavelinForest fires in the department of Santa Cruz, Bolivia, have become a chronic and recurring socio-environmental crisis, consuming millions of hectares of tree cover annually and threatening the integrity of ecosystems, the livelihoods of Indigenous and rural communities, and regional economic stability. This research is a meta-synthesis of 25 academic, institutional, and journalistic sources (2020–2025) that examines the etiology and multidimensional effects of this problem. The results demonstrate a direct correlation between the expansion of agribusiness and the incidence of fires, with 70% associated with the practice of slash-and-burn agriculture, exacerbated by a permissive regulatory framework, such as the "fire laws" (Law No. 741/2015 and Law No. 1171/2019). Among the most significant impacts are economic losses in the millions of dollars, an 8% increase in rural poverty rates, and violations of the human rights of Indigenous peoples. The applied socio-legal analysis reveals the structural deficiencies of Environmental Law No. 1333/1992, whose sanctions regime is insufficient and lacks effective integration of Indigenous knowledge. It concludes that the unregulated expansion of agribusiness is the underlying factor of the problem, and therefore proposes specific legislative reforms, including the prohibition of burning in vulnerable ecosystems, the strengthening of penalties, and the creation of binding mechanisms for community participation. This study contributes to the U.A.G.R.M. Science Expo. 2025 provides a basis for the development of viable and sustainable public policies, in line with SDGs 13 (Climate Action), 15 (Life on Land), and 10 (Reduced Inequalities) of the 2030 Agenda (United Nations, 2015). Keywords: Forest fires, Santa Cruz, Bolivia, meta-synthesis, environmental law, climate change..Item type: Item , Human recombinant activated factor VII for upper gastrointestinal bleeding in patients with liver diseases(Elsevier BV, 2004) AJ Martí-Carvajal; PI Martí-CarvajalThis is a protocol for a Cochrane Review (Intervention). The objectives are as follows: To assess the beneficial and harmful effects of human recombinant factor VIIa for patients with liver disease and upper gastrointestinal bleeding.Item type: Item , Immunonutrition as an adjuvant therapy for burns(Elsevier BV, 2008) Stefan Danilla; Regina El Dib; Ramón Serra; Gabriel Cavada; Maria Josefina ValenzuelaThis is a protocol for a Cochrane Review (Intervention). The objectives are as follows: To assess the effects of the addition of immunonutrients (glutamine, arginine, BCAA, n‐3 fatty acids or nucleotides), compared to an isonitrogenous diet, on clinical outcomes in burns patients.Item type: Item , Indigenous Technologies, Archaeology, and Rural Development in the Andes(2015) Alexander HerreraThis chapter addresses the deployment of selected material elements of indigenous technology in rural development projects inspired by archaeological understandings of raised fields, terraces, and reservoirs in Bolivia, Ecuador, and Peru during the 1980s and 1990s, and asks if and how applied archaeology may help mitigate the negative effects of capitalist expansion. By distinguishing intentions, practices, and consequences of development it identifies applied archaeology as immersed in development policies. Through interviews with agronomists, archaeologists, and campesino farmers, technical errors in past rehabilitation projects are identified and socio-theoretical weaknesses discussed. As a second wave of indigenous technology-inspired projects aims to bolster adaptations to climate change, the chapter highlights the significance and broader importance of the traditions that uphold communal organization, water management, and territorial aspirations, as well as agrobiodiversity.Item type: Item , Gossip and Reputation in Childhood(2019) Gordon IngramAnalysis of the development of gossip and reputation during childhood can help with understanding these processes in adulthood, as well as with understanding children’s own social worlds. Five stages of gossip-related behavior and reputation-related cognition are considered. Infants seem to be prepared for a reputational world in that they are sensitive to social stimuli; approach or avoid social agents who act positively or negatively to others, respectively; and point interaction partners toward relevant information. Young children engage in verbal signaling (normative protests and tattling) about individuals who violate social norms. In middle childhood, the development of higher-order theory of mind leads to a fully explicit awareness of reputation as something that can be linguistically transmitted. Because of this, preadolescents start to engage in increased conflict regarding others’ verbal evaluations. Finally, during adolescence and adulthood, gossip becomes more covert, more ambiguous, and less openly negative. The driving force behind all these changes is seen as children’s progressive independence from adults and dependence on peer relationships.Item type: Item , Human recombinant activated factor VII for upper gastrointestinal bleeding in patients with liver diseases(Elsevier BV, 2007) Arturo J Martí-Carvajal; Georgia Salanti; Pedro I. Marti-CarvajalWe found no evidence that human recombinant activated factor VII reduces the risk of death in patients with liver disease and upper gastrointestinal bleeding. However, we made our conclusion on a single randomised clinical trial. More randomised clinical trials having low risk of bias are necessary in order to determine the role of human recombinant factor VIIa in clinical practice.Item type: Item , Corrigendum to “Two livebirths achieved in cases of hypergonadotropic hypogonadism nonobstructive azoospermia, treated with GnRH agonist and gonadotrophins: a case series and review of the literature” [JBRA Assist Reprod. 2024;28(3):521-525](Brazilian Society of Assisted Reproduction, 2025) Mauro Bibancos de Rose; Arhon Bizelli Sicard; Natalia Alvarenga Aguiar; Beatriz de Oliveira Onório; Antonio Alberto Rodrigues Almendra; Wagner Eduardo Matheus; Andrea Garolla; Carlo Foresta; Daniela Paes de Almeida Ferreira Braga; Amanda Souza SettiItem type: Item , Privacy(2012) Manuel José Cepeda EspinosaPrivacy in comparative constitutional law is associated in some countries with specific legal ideas, such as inviolability of domicile and the secrecy of correspondence, whereas in others it is related to broad concepts such as freedom, dignity, and autonomy. Some jurisdictions provide an all-encompassing idea of ‘privacy’, whereas others provide different sets of compartmentalized rights. However, most jurisdictions share several key trends. The basic one is accelerated expansion, not only in terms of protected interests but most significantly in terms of the transformation of the very core of the right, which goes beyond the idea of privacy as seclusion and as a shield from intrusion and unwanted gaze. It protects a decisional aspect of the individual, seeking to safeguard a realm of autonomous development of the person situated in social life and in relation to others. Thus, privacy is rarely defined in fixed terms; rather, it is seen as a fluid concept constantly extending its frontiers to face new demands and the challenges of changing contexts. his article addresses key issues concerning the basic elements of privacy, its protection, and its limits.Item type: Item , Corrigendum to “Pre-hispanic wetland irrigation and metallurgy in the South Andean Altiplano (Intersalar Region, Bolivia, XIVth and XVth century CE)” [Quat. Sci. Reviews 338 (2024) 108826](Elsevier BV, 2025) Stéphane Guédron; Clément Roy; Géraldine Sarret; Julie Tolu; Marie‐Pierre Ledru; Sylvain Campillo; Sarah Bureau; Anne‐Lise Develle; Charline Guiguet-Covex; Eduardo Queiroz AlvesItem type: Item , Author Correction: Non-pharmaceutical interventions to combat COVID-19 in the Americas described through daily sub-national data(Nature Portfolio, 2023) Michael Touchton; Felícia Marie Knaul; Héctor Arreola‐Ornelas; Thalia Porteny; Óscar Méndez Carniado; Marco Antonio Faganello; Calla Hummel; Silvia Paz Otero; Jorge Insúa; Fausto PatinoItem type: Item , Corrigendum to “WCN24-319 EFFICACY OF THERAPY WITH DOUBLE PLASMA MOLECULAR ADSORPTION SYSTEM IN SEVERE ACUTE LIVER INJURY SECONDARY TO CYTOMEGALOVIRUS: CASE REPORT” [Kidney International Reports Volume 9, Issue 4, Supplement, April 2024, Page S523-S524](Elsevier BV, 2024) Maikoalejandro Maiko Alejandro; Annia Aguilar Loayza; Juan Fernandomamani Ochoa; G. López[This corrects the article DOI: 10.1016/j.ekir.2024.02.1095.].Item type: Item , Author Correction: A cross-country study on the impact of governmental responses to the COVID-19 pandemic on perinatal mental health(Nature Portfolio, 2023) Ana Mesquita; Raquel Costa; Rena Bina; Carmén Cadarso-Suárez; Francisco Gudé; Carla Díaz‐Louzao; Pelin Dikmen‐Yildiz; Ana Osório; Vera Mateus; Sara Domínguez‐Salas